An Alphabetical TABLE Of the Principal Occurrents in this FRESH SUIT. Where note that 1. p. and 2. p. at the end, sometimes of the number, directing to the page, stands for 1. part, and 2. part.An Alphabeticall TABLE Of the Principall Occurrents in this FRESH SVIT. Where note that 1. p. and 2. p. at the end, sometimes of the number, directing to the page, stands for 1. part, and 2. part.
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An Alphabetical TABLE Of the Principal Occurrents in this FRESH SUIT. Where note that 1. p. and 2. p. at the end, sometimes of the number, directing to the page, stands for 1. part, and 2. part.
An Alphabeticall TABLE Of the Principall Occurrents in this FRESH SVIT. Where note that 1. p. and 2. p. at the end, sometimes of the number, directing to the page, stands for 1. part, and 2. part.
A. Avgustin what he thought, but durst not speak. p. 33.2. p. His judgement of signs. p. 223. His Condemning the very nature of such Ceremonies, where some choice things are noted. p. 228. Adjuncts called Parts by Ramus, p. 156.2. p. Anabaptists occasioned reformation of Cermon. p. 19.1. p. and 457.2. p.
A. AVgustin what he thought, but durst not speak. p. 33.2. p. His judgement of signes. p. 223. His Condemning the very nature of such Ceremonies, where some choise things are noted. p. 228. Adjuncts called Parts by Ramus, p. 156.2. p. Anabaptists occasioned reformation of Cermon. p. 19.1. p. and 457.2. p.
B. Bezas clear judgement of Episcopal authority. p. 91.1. p. Beza expresseth the Commune sentence of our Divines, of the ancient Bishops, viz▪ that they were ever too busy about Ceremonies. p. 228 Bucers wish about Holidays, viz. that there were not so much as one left, besides the Lords-day. ⟨image 50⟩p. 360. Baines▪ his Syllogism against our Ceremonies: confirmed p. 258. Brightmans answer to Ivel. p. 503. Babingtons Comment. on Levit. 10.1. observable against our Ceremonies. p. 24.2. p. Bradshaws opinion of indifferent things opened. p. 161. Bellarmins answer to the Law of the O. Test. prescribing all things to the Jews. p. 13.2. p. His Proof or the Churches liberty to institute Ceremonies from Purim and the Feast of Dedicat. p. 246. He saith as much for their, as we for our Cer. p. 488. Blumfeild a Persecutor threatened a good man for the Surplice. p. 18.1. p. Bernards answer to the Virgin Mary's Image, bidding him Good morrow. p. 364.